ceduous

English

From Latin caeduus, from caedere (“to cut down”).

ceduous (comparative more ceduous, superlative most ceduous)

(obsolete) Fit to be felled.
- Evelyn
  These [trees] we shall divide into the greater and more ceduous, fructicant and shrubby.

单词	ceduous
释义	ceduous English Etymology From Latin caeduus, from caedere (“to cut down”). Adjective ceduous (comparative more ceduous, superlative most ceduous) (obsolete) Fit to be felled. Evelyn These [trees] we shall divide into the greater and more ceduous, fructicant and shrubby.
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